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Home is like..
Home is like hell.
By the time I enter the fiery pits I call my home,
the dread hits me like a tsunami wave.
See, it doesn’t feel like home to me.
Just a silly little word that people throw around.
You know what home is to me?
Home is somewhere I feel safe.
Somewhere I don’t feel embarrassed about.
Somewhere that I can just sit there
and actually be f****ng comfortable.
Home is somewhere that doesn’t have
random articles of clothing everywhere
Or antique garden gnomes scattered
across the already messy floor.
My ‘home’ isn’t a home to me.
Just a giant tornado of clothes
that were on sale five years ago
and old cereal boxes
that were deemed as ‘rare’ 11 years ago.
Worthless is the junk that sits in my ‘home’.
Worthless is how every little thing in that house
can be considered as ‘valuable’ to her.
Worthless is the amount of time that my family spends
to try making the house spic and span.
‘Home’ is worthless.
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